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1. Consider Scrooge's line from Scene 3: "Why, there's old Mr. Fezziwig. He was a decent man." As used in that sentence, the word decent most closely means *…

1. Consider Scrooge's line from Scene 3: "Why, there's old Mr. Fezziwig. He was a decent man." As used in that sentence, the word decent most closely means *…
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1. Consider Scrooge's line from Scene 3: "Why,

there's old Mr. Fezziwig. He was a decent man."
As used in that sentence, the word decent most
closely means *

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Decent means confused so i guess confused works

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